Born Angela Gisele Brown, she’s of Afro-Panamanian descent. She’s married to Prince Maximillian of Liechtenstein, the second eldest prince.
She is a non-celebrity who married into royalty with full support of the throne. This was back in 2000. This helped pave the way for later royal-nonroyal marriages in the european monastic sphere.
Show this picture to anyone who says black girls can’t be princesses then ask them why they don’t have a palace.
The two went on to have an adorable son (Alfons, born in 2001)
Lookit those cheekies
This is her when she turned 57 by the way:
Some people can only hope to look this good.
That’s all really I just wanted to let yall know that black princesses exist in every form and fashion, even in Europe. So go on and flaunt those tiaras. Add extra sparkles too, since Liechtenstein is the 3rd richest country in the world. You wouldn’t want to be inaccurate.
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Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
I bought a really beautiful hand made mask of a jaguar of this Embera woman. She allowed me to take a picture of her. It took her a couple of days to make the mask. She lives in a village near the river Sambu in the Darien Panama. It took 20 minutes or so to walk from the river Sambu to her village. The picture is taken in a communal house. About 20 women were making handicrafts in this house. The Embera people live very traditional. It’s one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited.
“To expect yourself to be able to handle everything that comes your way is unreasonable. Breakdowns and slip ups happen and they don’t make you any less strong or capable. Be gentle with yourself while you’re doing the best you can.”
